Industry Advisor
Pubblicato il 01-08-2026 - Palmstone Capital in Italia
About The Company Le seguenti informazioni forniscono una panoramica delle competenze, delle qualità e delle qualifiche necessarie per questo ruolo. Palmstone Capital is the investment banking advisory arm of the Palmstone Group, a private international holding and investment group. We advise mid-market companies on capital raising and M&A; transactions. Our advisory network includes senior professionals from institutions including JPMorgan, Citi, and Lazard, with over $14B in aggregate transaction volume. Our model combines institutional investment banking discipline with entrepreneurial speed and proprietary deal‐origination systems. About The Role We're looking for experienced industry professionals to advise on transactions in their sector on an ad hoc basis. When we take on a mandate in your industry, we engage you directly. You bring deep domain expertise and sector relationships. We handle deal origination, execution, and infrastructure. This is not a full-time position. This is on an Ad‐Hoc basis. There is no minimum time commitment and no exclusivity.
What You'll Do Provide ad‐hoc sector‐specific expertise on active mandates in your industry Support client and investor conversations with deep domain knowledge Identify and introduce potential buyers, investors, or strategic partners within your sector Advise on industry‐specific valuation benchmarks, market dynamics, and deal structures Refer qualified deal opportunities from your industry relationships What We're Looking For 10+ years of senior‐level experience in a specific industry (e.g., healthcare, technology, real estate, energy, manufacturing, consumer, financial services) Strong professional relationships within your sector Understanding of M&A; or capital raising dynamics within your industry (direct transaction experience is a plus but not required) xrdztoy Former C‐suite executives, board members, senior operators, or industry consultants are ideal What You Get Competitive performance‐based compensa